In 1840, Sir Samuel Cunard set sail aboard Britannia and founded the great transatlantic steamship service. From that time forward, the Cunard Line has owned and operated hundreds of ships, and played a large role in transporting immigrants to the new world, undertaking wartime service, and adapting seamlessly into the new cruising world of the modern age. The Cunard fleet Queens are as iconic today as they have ever been. This beautifully crafted colouring book celebrates the long heritage of the Cunard Line, the stunning interiors and exteriors of the vessels, and much more besides. Supplemented with fascinating text from Chris Frame and Rachelle Cross, it is sure to captivate and educate children and adults alike. AUTHORS: Chris Frame and Rachelle Cross have a passion for the great ocean liners and embark on cruises whenever possible. They have previously written QE2, QM2, QV and QE: A Photographic Journey as well as the Cunard, QE2 and QM2 Story, The Evolution of the Transatlantic Liner and 175 Years of Cunard for The History Press.